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The Brussels Capital/Ixelles police zone carried out 144 flights with surveillance drones operated by a private company in the spring of 2025, but what was presented as an experiment has since bee

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Automatic number plate recognition cameras initially intended for the Brussels low-emissions zone will now be shared with police, who hope to use them to solve shootings.

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Civil service trade union CGSP is calling for a federal investigation into what it has described as excessive violence against peaceful demonstrators by Brussels police.

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Belgium’s interior minister Bernard Quintin (MR) has asked the police to take "stricter accompanying measures" during upcoming demonstrations following the damage caused in Brussels during last we

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Police have carried out a large-scale inspection operation targeting shops in the Brabant neighbourhood around Brussels-North station.

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Brussels police have seized almost 3,000 packs of contraband cigarettes during an inspection near the Mabru morning food market along the canal.

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Belgian police have lost control of several dozen GPS trackers that were being used in criminal investigations.

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The Brussels Conference of Mayors has issued a negative opinion on a preliminary draft bill that would enable the merger of the Brussels police zones, saying it does not solve the security issues

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A new national network of automatic number-plate recognition (ANPR) cameras will enter into service in September, with authorities saying the old system has become unstable and overloaded.

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